Do not assume a parking space shown during a viewing belongs exclusively to the unit. Confirm whether parking is registered, assigned, rotating or common property; read the house rules; verify access-card and visitor rules; and include any promised parking right in the purchase or lease documents.
What type of parking right is offered?
- registered accessory right;
- assigned common space;
- first-come system;
- rotating allocation;
- visitor parking.
Which documents should be reviewed?
- ownership record;
- sale or lease agreement;
- house rules;
- parking plan;
- juristic confirmation.
What practical restrictions matter?
- vehicle size;
- number of cars;
- overnight visitor rules;
- EV charging;
- access-card deposits.
What should buyers verify before transfer?
- current allocation;
- arrears or deposits;
- access devices;
- transferability;
- written seller representations.
What should tenants record?
- space or allocation system;
- cards and remotes;
- building rules;
- fees;
- move-out return.
Where should you continue your research?
Use Buildings, Residences and the directory.
Put the parking right in writing.
Do not rely on a viewing or verbal allocation.
Find condo due-diligence supportFrequently asked questions
Does a shown parking space automatically belong to the unit?
No. Confirm whether the right is registered, assigned, rotating or common property.
Should parking appear in the sale or lease agreement?
Yes. Record the exact right, space or allocation system in writing.
Can parking rules change?
Common-property rules may be amended through the condominium governance process.
Sources & References
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